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Dear customer, Congratulations on purchasing a high quality MAGINON product. You have purchased a modern Wildlife Camera with excellent technical features and respective accessory that is particularly easy to operate. Please study all notices carefully and diligently. Please study this information in detail observing, in particular, the safety instructions. The device comes with a 3 year warranty. You will need the enclosed warranty card and your sales receipt in the event of the camera developing a fault. Keep these in a safe place together with the Instruction Manual. Please include the Instruction Manual when passing the camera on to a third party.
1. Contents of box Carefully unpack camera and check that all of the following components are contained in the box: 1. MAGINON WK 3 HD 2. 4 GB SDHC memory card 3. 8 batteries type AA 4. Wall mount 5. Mounting belt 6. USB and video cable 7. Instruction manual 8. Warranty documents
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Note: Remove the protective foil from the camcorder lens by pulling the protruding tab. Caution! Keep plastic foil and bags away from babies and small children, as otherwise danger of suffocation.
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2. Contents 1.
CONTENTS OF BOX
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2. CONTENTS
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HAZARD, SAFETY AND WARNING NOTICES
4. INTRODUCTION
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YOUR CAMERA 5.1. Front view 5.2. Inside views
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PREPARING THE CAMERA 6.1. Opening and closing the camera 6.2. Inserting the batteries 6.3. Inserting the memory card 6.4. External power supply 6.5. Assembly with strap 6.6. Using the wall mount
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USING THE CAMERA 7.1. Mode switch 7.2. Operating buttons 7.3. Settings 7.4. Night recording 7.5. Setting up the live mode 7.6. Aligning the camera 7.7. File format
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CONNECTING TO COMPUTER AND TV 8.1. Connection to computer 8.2. Connection to TV
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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION
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10. SYSTEM INFORMATION, MAINTENANCE AND DISPOSAL 10.1. Care 10.2. Storage 10.3. Disposal
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11. POTENTIAL LEGAL INFRINGEMENTS
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12. WARRANTY AND SERVICE
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13. CONFORMITY
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14. INDEX
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3. Hazard, safety and warning notices Incorrect use of the camera and accessories can be dangerous for you and others and can damage or destroy the camera. We therefore ask you to read and strictly observe the following Hazard, safety and warning notices.
Intended use This camera is intended for taking digital photos and video clips. It has been designed for private use and is not suitable for commercial purposes.
Hazards for children and persons with limited ability to operate electronic equipment The camera, accessory and packaging are not toys for children. These should therefore always be kept away from children. Danger of electrocution, poisoning and suffocation. The camera and accessory may not be used by children and persons with limited abilities. The camera may only be operated by persons physically and mentally able to operate it safely.
Electrical hazard Switch off the camera and remove the batteries if a foreign body or liquid has entered the camera. Let all parts dry thoroughly. Otherwise danger of fire or electrocution Switch off the camera and remove the batteries if the camera has been dropped or the housing is damaged. Otherwise danger of fire and electrocution. The camera may not be dismantled, modified or repaired. Danger of fire and electrocution. Only use a power adapter (not supplied) with the mains voltage specified on the rating plate(6V). Otherwise danger of fire or electrocution. Disconnect the power by pulling the power adapter out of the socket. A plugged-in power adapter (not supplied) can continue to use power and therefore represents a hazard source. The power supply may not be used during thunderstorms. Otherwise danger of electrocution.
Damage from heat – fire hazard Do not leave the camera in places that are susceptible to considerable increases in temperature (e.g. a vehicle). The housing and internal parts may be damaged, which in turn could cause a fire.
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Do not wrap up camera or place on textiles. This could produce a build up of heat in the camera that can cause deformation of the housing and may represent a fire hazard.
Hazards of using batteries Remove the batteries from the camera if the camera is not used for some time. Do not remove the battery immediately after the camera has been used for a longer period of time. The batteries may become hot during use. There is a risk of explosion if the wrong type of batteries are used. Only use Type LR6 (AA) 1.5V or NiMH batteries with the same specification. Never expose the battery to excessive heat, such as direct sunlight, fire, etc., as otherwise danger of fire. Consequently do not store batteries near fires, ovens or other heat sources. Never store the batteries at temperatures below 10°C and over 40°C. Keep the batteries out of reach of children. Never store or transport a battery in your pocket/tool box or similar, where it could come into contact with metal objects. Do not throw a battery into a fire, short-circuit a battery or take a battery apart. Danger of fire and explosion. Never touch leaking batteries without respective protection.In case of contact with skin, wash the area with plenty of soap and water. Avoid battery acid coming into contact with your eyes. In case of contact with eyes, rinse eyes with plenty of water and contact a doctor immediately. Dispose of batteries in accordance with the Batteries Directive.
Injuries and material damage Only place the camera on sturdy surfaces. The camera could otherwise fall or topple over, causing damage or injury. Do not operate the camera whilst running or driving.You could fall or cause a traffic accident. Only use a mains adapter (not supplied) for the camera, having the input voltage specified on the rating plate (6V). We do not accept any liability for damage caused by the use of an incorrect mains adapter. The 230V socket used for the mains adapter (not supplied) must not be covered and accessible at all times so that the mains adaptor can be quickly disconnected from the mains, when required.
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Ensure adequate ventilation and do not cover the mains adaptor (not supplied) to avoid overheating. Do not place any open ignition sources, such as lit candles onto or close to the device. Do not subject the LCD monitor to impact or pressure. This could damage the glass of the monitor or the liquid could leak from the inside. In case of contact with eyes or skin, rinse immediately with clear water. In case of contact with eyes contact a doctor immediately. Damage to the electronics, the monitor or the lens caused by external influences such as impacts, falls or other are not covered by the warranty and must be paid for. Do not drop or bump the camera and always handle it carefully. Otherwise the camera can be damaged.
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4. Introduction The MAGINON WK 3 HD is a wildlife and surveillance camera with a 3 zone infrared sensor. The sensor can detect sudden changes to the ambient temperature within an evaluation area. The signals of the highly sensitive infrared sensor (PIR, passive infrared sensor) switch on the camera, activating picture or video mode. Features of MAGINON WK 3 HD Wildlife Camera: • 5 mega pixels CMOS sensor. • During day, sharp and clear colour images and during night-time clear black and white images. • Extremely low power consumption in standby operation providing extremely long operating times (in standby mode up to 3 months when using 4 AA batteries and up to 6 month with 8 AA batteries) • The unique sensor design offers a wider angle of detection and improves the response time of the camera. • Possible use under extreme temperatures of between -20° C to 60° C. • Compact size (approx. 13.5 x 9.3 x 7.2 cm). Ideally suited for covered use. • Impressively quick shutter release time (1.0 seconds). • Spray water protected according to standard IP54. • The easy to operate securing strap allows quick assembly and alignment of camera. • Using the serial number function, locations can be encoded on photos. Where several cameras are used, this function allows easier identification of locations when viewing photos. • Date, time, temperature and moon phase can be displayed on the images. • Lockable and password protection. • Alarm in case of low battery level.
Areas of application • Camera trap for hunting. • Animal or incident observation. • Motion-triggered security camera for domestic, office or public use. • Any internal and external surveillance, where evidence of an infringement has to be provided.
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5. Your camera 5.1. Front view Light sensor LED infrared light
Locking bracket
Motion indicator, blue and red LEDs Microphone
Lens Locking hole for lock
Central sensor zone
Locking bracket
Side sensor zones (Passive infrared sensors, PIR)
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5.2. Inside views Monitor
Locking hole for lock
Operating buttons
Speaker
Memory card compartment
Mini-USB /TV connection
Mode switch (OFF/ Test/ON)
The monitor is only switched on in the Test mode for changing menu settings or viewing existing photos. Using the operating buttons, menu settings can be changed in the test mode or existing photos can be played back. An SD or SDHC memory card must have been inserted into the memory card slot in order to save photos and videos. Using the mini-USB/TV connection (USB 2.0), the camera can be connected to a computer, in order to download photos and videos or to connect to a TV set. Using the mode switch the three operating modes OFF, TEST and ON can be selected.
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Battery compartment
Locking bracket Locking hole for lock Locking bracket
6V DC connection
Tripod thread
Battery compartment: Insert 4 or 8 type LR6 (AA) batteries as shown. When using 4 batteries, these can either all be inserted in the top or in the bottom part of the compartment. Other combinations are not possible. An external power supply can be provided via the DC connection (input 6 V, at least 1.5 A. Mains adapter is not included.)
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6. Preparing the camera 6.1. Opening and closing the camera Operating buttons, connections and batteries are located inside the wildlife and surveillance camera.
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To open the camera undo the two lateral locking brackets as shown in Fig. 1. To lock the camera again, engage metal hoops of locking brackets into mount and press down plastic tab of bracket (Fig.2). A fixing for a padlock is provided between the two locking brackets, allowing the camera to be securely locked.
6.2. Inserting the batteries Open the camera as described in section 6.1 to insert the batteries. The battery compartment is housed in the right, rear part of the camera. Now open the protective cover of the battery compartment by pulling the clamping closure at the top slightly inwards before lifting off the cover. First remove any existing batteries from the battery compartment. Insert 4 or 8 fully charge batteries as shown in the below figure. When inserting batteries ensure correct position as marked for each battery in the battery compartment.
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When using 4 batteries, these can either all be inserted in the top or in the bottom part of the compartment. Other combinations are not possible. Close the battery compartment again with the protective cover.
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Note: Instead of type LR6 (AA) batteries, rechargeable batteries with the same specification (with 2000 mAh or higher) may be used. We recommend NiMh batteries with low self discharge (not supplied). An alarm is sounded if battery charge is too low.
6.3. Inserting the memory card A memory card must have been inserted in order to save photos and videos. Insert a SD-/SDHC memory card in the memory card compartment before switching on the camera. Switch off the camera and open as described in section 6.1.
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Prior to inserting the memory card ensure that the lateral write-protection on the memory card has not been activated (see figure). If the camera displays ”Card protected“, remove the memory card and change the position of the memory protection.
Write Protection unlocked
Write Protection locked
Insert the memory card as shown in the adjacent illustration. Push the memory card into compartment until it clicks into place. To remove the memory card push card in again until it is partly ejected.
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Note: SD-/SDHC memory cards up to a capacity of 32 GB are supported.
6.4. External power supply The camera can be operated using power from an external power supply. A 6 V power supply with at least 1.5 A is required containing a connector with a 3.5 mm external and 1.35 mm internal diameter (internal plus pole, external minus pole). Rechargeable batteries cannot be recharged in the camera using an external power supply.
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6.5. Assembly with strap Use the securing strap supplied to attach the wildlife camera to a tree or another object. The illustrations below demonstrate how to fasten the securing strap.
Position the wildlife camera as desired and pull the loose end of the securing strap tight until the camera is firmly secured. To release the securing strap again, pull at the tab of the securing strap.
6.6. Using the wall mount Using the supplied wall mount, the camera can be securely attached to walls or ceilings. Prior to installing the wall mount ensure that all existing bolts are securely tightened.
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• (A) Drilled holes • (B) Tripod bolt
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• (C) Counter screw • (D) Hinge screws
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Note: Prior to drilling check that no supply pipes are concealed in the wall!
First mark the holes to be drilled (A), by holding the base of the wall fixing against the desired place of installation. When installing on stone or concrete surfaces use a 6 mm masonry drill. After drilling the holes insert the supplied wall plugs into the holes so that they are flush with the surface. Next secure the stand using screws from the assembly kit. Note that prior to installing the wildlife camera on the wall mounting a memory card or batteries should be inserted or the power supply should be connected. The camera should also be switched to Standby mode. Next place the wildlife camera onto the tripod bolt (B) and partly secure the camera (approx. 3 turns). Turn the camera to the desired alignment and secure with the counter screws(C). In order to move the camera into the final position, release the two hinge screws (D) slightly, align the camera and fix the position by tightening the two hinge screws (D).
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7. Using the camera Prior to setting up the camera for surveillance, it must be set up for the respective purpose. For this purpose, the so-called test mode is available. In addition to changing settings, photos and videos can be taken and existing photos can be viewed in this mode.
7.1. Mode switch Open the camera as described in section 6.1. The Mode switch is located at the bottom edge on the left inside. 3 operating modes can be selected: OFF: The camera is completely switched off in the OFF mode. TEST: Select TEST mode to adjust settings and make or playback photos and videos. ON: The camera is activated to take photos automatically (Live mode).
7.2. Operating buttons Set the mode switch to TEST and the camera and monitor are switched on. Using the operating buttons different functions can now be activated and settings can be changed. For this purpose, the following operating buttons are provided on the display panel:
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Functions of operating buttons in recording mode Below, the operating buttons are described in the recording mode with non activated menu. MENU: Open the Settings menu using the MENU button. REPLAY: Press this button to start the replay mode.
: Change to the manual recording mode for video recordings : Change to the manual recording mode for taking photos.
SHOT: Manually take a video or photo depending on the set recording mode. Video recordings are also ended by pressing the SHOT button. OK, , : No function (in recording mode).
Functions of operating buttons in replay mode Below, the operating buttons are described in the replay mode with non activated menu. MENU: Select the Replay menu using the MENU button. REPLAY: Press the button to return to Recording mode. : View existing pictures backwards. : View existing pictures forwards. : Enlarge photos in increments (up to 16 times). : Decrease enlarged photos in increments OK: Start and end replay of videos. SHOT: No function (in Replay mode).
Functions of operating buttons in menu Below, the operating buttons are described in the replay mode with activated menu. (Recording and Replay mode). MENU: Close the Main menu or any sub menu by pressing the MENU button. : Move up one menu point or increment value by 1. : Move down one menu point or decrease value by 1. : Enlarge displayed photos in increments (up to 16x). : Decrease enlarged photos in increments.
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OK: Open selected options or accept selected settings. Confirm each change to a setting by pressing OK. If the change is not confirmed by pressing the OK button, the new settings are lost when leaving the menu. SHOT, REPLAY: No function (in Replay mode).
7.3. Settings Prior to using the MAGINON WK 3 HD, change the settings as required. Slide the mode switch of the wildlife camera to the TEST position to start the test mode. In the Photo or Video mode press the MENU button to call up the menu. All menu options of the MAGINON WK 3 HD and possible setting values for the Recording mode are listed below. The standard setting is always highlighted in bold. • Mode: Photo, Video, photo + video Select whether photos or videos should be taken when motion is detected. When in the “Photo + Video“ mode, the camera first takes a set number of photos prior to recording a video. • Image size: 12M (4000 x 3000), 8M (3264 x 2448), 5M (2592 x 1944) Select the desired resolution for photos. We recommend the resolution 5M. A higher resolution produces a somewhat better photo quality but results in larger files requiring more space on the memory card. 12M and 8M resolutions are generated by interpolation which can also affect quality. • Video size: 1080P (1920 x 1080, 15 fps), 720P (1080 x 720, 30 fps), WVGA (848 x 480, 30 fps), VGA (640 x 480, 30 fps) Select the required video resolution. A higher resolution produces higher quality videos but results in larger files requiring more space on the memory card. Videos are recorded in AVI format which can be played back on mot video equipment. • Number: 1 photo, 2 photos, 3 photos Select the number of photos to be taken in succession when the camera is triggered in the Photo mode. Please also observe the parameter Interval!
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• Length of video: 10 sec(onds), optional 1 - 60 seconds and 3, 5 and 10 minutes Specify the duration of a video recording when the camera is triggered automatically. The recording period for videos is not limited in the Test mode. • Interval: 1 min(ute), optional from 0 seconds to 60 minutes Select the shortest period for the camera to wait before it reacts to the successive triggering of the main sensor after an animal has first been detected.. The camera does not record any images or videos during the selected interval. This prevents the memory card from being filled with unnecessary shots. • Time stamp: On/Off (only available for photos, not for videos) Select “ON” to print the date, time, temperature and moon phase on each photo. Otherwise select “Off“. • Timer: Off/On Set timer to “On” if camera should only be active within a certain time. Once “On” has been confirmed with the OK button, the start and end time can be set. If the start time is, for instance set to 18:35 hrs and the end time to 8:25 hrs, the camera will be operational from 6:35 pm of the current day until 8:25 am of the following day. The camera will not be triggered and will not take any photos or videos outside of this period. • Password: Off/On After selecting “On” enter a four-digit password to protect your camera against unauthorised access. This password must be entered each time the camera is switched on in the Test mode before the camera can be used. If you have forgotten your password and are unable to use your wildlife camera, the camera and till receipt must be returned to our Service department. This is the only way to prevent unauthorised access to your camera. • Serial no.: Off/On (can only be used for photos not for videos) Select “On” to assign a serial number to the camera. As soon as “On” has been confirmed by pressing the OK button, the individual serial number can be inserted. You can use a combination of 4 digits and letters to document the location on the photos (e.g. YSP1 for Yellow Stone Park). When using several cameras this makes it easier to identify the location when viewing photos.
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• Time lapse: Off/On When “On” has been selected, the camera automatically takes photos or videos in the selected time interval, irrespective of whether or not the PIR sensor has detected a motion or not. This is useful for observing cold blooded animals e.g. snakes or plants opening up, etc. As soon as the “On” setting has been confirmed by pressing the OK button, you can enter the interval time after which photos and videos are to be taken. • Side PIR: Off/On The two side PIR sensor zones provide a wide detection angle and detect more potential triggers. Sometimes you only wish to observe a certain point. Too many irrelevant triggers from the side sensor zones outside of this point continuously switch the camera on and off, considerably affecting battery life. In some situations it may be difficult to remove interfering branches or avoid sun light. In these situations you can switch of the side sensor zones. • Energy saving mode: Off/On The Energy saving mode comes into effect when battery power is low. When the mode is activated, the camera automatically reduces the brightness of the IR lights, in order to extend battery life. • Language: Select the desired menu language. The following languages are available: English, German, Danish, French, Italian, Dutch, Spanish, Hungarian, Slovenian, Portuguese, Chinese. • Formatting: No/Yes All files are deleted by formatting the memory card. Press OK button and confirm formatting by selecting “Yes”. We recommend formatting the memory card if it has already been used in other devices or if it is a new card. Caution: Ensure that files still required have been backed up prior to formatting! • Setting the time: Set date and time. Press OK button to set date and time. Using the and buttons to skip between values and change selected values by pressing the and buttons. Confirm your setting by pressing the OK button. • Default settings:No/Yes Press “Yes” to reset the camera settings to the default values and confirm the selection by pressing the OK button.
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• Auto switch-off: 3 min/5 min/10 min/Off With this function you can determine whether the camera should be automatically switched off when not used for some time in the test mode. Set the time after which the camera should be switched off in the test mode or deactivate automatic switch-off by selecting “Off“. The camera can be switched on again by pressing any operating button. • Recording volume: Low/Normal/High Select with which volume audio recordings are to be recorded. • Playback volume: Low/Normal/High Select with which volume audio recordings are to be played back. • System: There are two available options: FW Update: If the memory card contains new Firmware this can be installed by confirming the option by pressing the OK button. During the update the respective status is shown on the display. FW Version: Shows the Firmware version installed on the camera. In Replay mode the option Delete is available in the menu. • Delete: Select the “Delete” option to remove individual or all photos from the memory card thus making storage room for new photos. Single: Using this option you can delete individual photos. After selection the option by pressing the OK button, the photo to be deleted is shown. You can toggle between photos using the buttons and . As soon as the deletion of a photo has been confirmed by pressing “Yes“, the photo is deleted and the next photo is displayed To end the deletion process, select “No” and confirm by pressing OK. All: Select option “All” to delete all photos on your memory card. To confirm deletion of all your photos, select “Yes” and press the OK button. Select “No” to interrupt the deletion operation.
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7.4. Night recording During night recording the infrared LEDs (IR LEDs) at the front of the wildlife camera provide the light required for taking photos. MAGINON WK 3 HD uses IR LEDs with a long wavelength, to keep red light to a minimum. The provided number of IR LEDs generates a high deflection angle thus allowing night recording at a distance of 3 m to 20 m, without overexposing the object. Reflecting objects can, however, also cause overexposure within this range (e.g. road signs). Please note that night recording using IR LEDs produces black and white images.
7.5. Setting up the live mode The standard application of the MAGINON WK 3 HD is the so-called Live mode. When in this mode, photos are either triggered by movement sensors or at intervals according to the respective setting. To set up the Live mode, switch mode switch to ON position. The red status LED flashes for approx. 5 seconds after which the camera operates automatically and enters the Standby mode. As soon as wild animals or other objects directly enter the detection area of the central sensor zone, the camera starts to record photos and videos. Where wild animals enter the detection range of the side sensors, the sensors detect the movement and activate the camera. As soon as the wild animals move further into the detection range of the central sensor zone, the camera starts to take photos/videos. Where after movement has been detected by the side sensors no further movement is detected for five minutes, the camera returns to its Standby mode.
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Advantages of PIR sensors (Passive Infrared Sensors) In order to save on battery power, an infrared camera is normally in Standby mode in which only the main sensor is active. As soon as the central sensor zone detects wild animals, the camera is switched on and starts taking photos. The time between the activation and the start of shooting is referred to as triggering time. Where wild animals do, however, move past the camera swiftly, it is possible that the photo only shows the rear part of the body or possibly nothing at all. The MAGINON WK 3 HD solves this problem due to the unique design of the lateral PIR sensor zone. The combination of the two lateral sensor zones and central sensor zone produces a 100°-120° induction angle, by far exceeding the angle of an individual sensor. Where wild animals first pass through the detection range of the side PIR sensor zone, the camera is activated and is ready to start shooting after 1.0 seconds. Where the wild animal then slowly enters the detection range of the central sensor, the camera starts shooting and thus records the entire body of the animal. This process takes approx. 0.2 seconds. Where the wild animal remains only within the detection range of the side sensor zones, the system is designed as follows to prevent the permanent supply of power to the camera: Where the wild animal does not enter the detection range of the central sensor zone and thus does not trigger the sensor, the camera returns to the Standby mode after 5 minutes. Where triggering incidents occur twice in succession only within the detection range of the side sensor zone, the camera is not activated by the side sensor zone but only by the central sensor zone. At a later stage when the wild animal finally enters the detection range of the central sensor zone and does not move rapidly, the photo – based on the standard reaction time of one second – will probably capture the entire body of the animal.
7.6. Aligning the camera The Test mode is advantageous for determining the best possible detection angle and range of the movement sensor. For this purpose attach the camera at approx. 1-2 m height to a tree and align the camera with a desired direction. Move slowly from one side of the observed area to the other. Move parallel to the camera Try out different angles and distances. • The blue LED on the front of the camera indicates that you were detected by a side sensor zone. • The red LED on the front of the camera indicates that you were detected by a central sensor zone.
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Blue LED Red LED In this way you can determine the best position for aligning the camera. The LED only lights up in the Test mode as soon as one of the sensors has detected movement. The LEDs do not light up when in Live mode. In order to prevent incorrect signals and unnecessary photos, we recommend not using the camera at sunny points and check that no branches are in the active area of the sensor. Optimum alignment is in North or South direction. The detection range of the sensors is approx. 100° to 120°, the detection range of the lens is approx. 40°. Also check that the camera is set to the correct height in line with the point to be observed. Where necessary, point the camera down for optimum alignment.
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Note: MAGINON WK 3 HD corresponds to protection class IP 54. The camera is protected against dust and spray water and can thus be used in any weather condition.
7.7. File format The wildlife camera stores photos and videos on the memory card in the folder “\DCIM\100MEDIA“. Photos are given a file name with extension ”JPG“ (Example: “SUNP0001.JPG“), videos are given the extension “.AVI“ (Example: ”SUNP0002.AVI“). When in TEST and OFF mode use the enclosed USB cable to transfer files onto the computer. Alternatively you can insert the memory card in a card reader on the computer. The video files can be played with most standard programs, such as Windows Media Player, QuickTime etc.
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8. Connecting to computer and TV The wildlife camera can be connected to a computer or your TV using the supplied USB and video cables to view existing photos/videos.
8.1. Connection to computer System requirements Windows® Pentium® III or higher
Macintosh PowerPC G3/G4/G5
Windows® XP/Vista/7/8
OS 10.3.9 or newer system
512 MB RAM
512 MB RAM
1GB available hard disk space
1GB available hard disk space
Screen resolution 1.024 x 768 or higher
Screen resolution 1.024 x 768 or higher
Available USB connection
Available USB connection
1. Connect the camera to your computer using the USB cable. 2. The camera switches on automatically in the USB mode, irrespective of the selection on the Mode switch. 3. The camera installs itself on the Computer as an additional drive under the name “Removable storage device“. 4. Double click on the device to detect the folder “DCIM“. 5. The photos and videos are located in the sub-folders of the “DCIM“ folder. 6. You can copy or move photo and video files on the computer. Alternatively you can insert the memory card in a card reader on the computer.
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Note: Mac computers show an “Unknown” drive on the desktop. When clicking on this drive, the program ”iPhoto“ is automatically started.
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8.2. Connection to TV 1. Switch on the wildlife camera in Test mode. 2. Connect the video cable to the camera. 3. Plug the other end of the video cable into the TV. Connect the yellow connector to the video input and the white connector to one of the audio inputs of the TV. 4. Set the video input source of the TV to the video input used.
AV Mode ME N U
S HOT
OK
R E P L AY
V R L
Video (yellow)
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Audio (white)
Note: When the camera is connected to the TV, the LCD screen of the camera is switched off automatically. The screen controls of the TV are then used.
9. Technical specification Element
Description
Image sensor
5.0 mega pixels, 1/2.5“ CMOS sensor
Photo resolution
12M: 4000 x 3000 (interpolated); 8M: 3264 x 2448 (interpolated); 5M: 2592 x 1944
Screen
6.1 cm (2.4") colour TFT-LCD; 480 x 234 pixels
Recording medium
Supports SD/SDHC-memory cards up to 32 GB (optional)
Video resolutions
1920 x 1080 (15 fps), 1280 x 720 (30 fps), 848 x 480 (30 fps), 640 x 480 (30 fps)
Lens
F= 7.45; F/NO = 3.0; FOV=55°; Auto IR filter
Effectiveness
Daytime: 1 m – infinitive; Night time: 3 m – 20 m
Triggering distance
up to 20 metres
Triggering time
1.0 seconds
Range of IR flash
20 m
Detection angle of sensors
Central sensor zone: 35° - 40°; Side sensor zone: each 30°
Spray-water protected
Yes (IP protection class54)
Storage formats
Photo: JPEG; Video: AVI Motion JPEG
Connections
Mini USB 2.0 (USB and TV Out)
Power supply
4x or 8x batteries type LR6 (AA); 4 x or 8x NiMH batteries type LR6 (AA) with low self-discharge; external 6V power supply, at least 1.5 A (not supplied)
Standby time
approx. 6 months (with 8 batteries)
Dimensions
approx. 135 (H) x 93 (B) x 72 (T) mm
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Note: Design und Technical specification are subject to change.
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10. System information, Maintenance and Disposal Trademark information Microsoft® and Windows® are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation registered in the US. Pentium® is a registered trademark of Intel Corporation. Macintosh is a trademark of Apple Computer Inc. SD™ is a trademark. Other names and products can be trademarks or registered trademarks of the respective owners.
10.1. Care Do not use any corrosive cleaners, such as methylated spirits, thinners, etc. to clean the camera housing and supplied accessory. When required, the clean system components with a soft dry cloth.
10.2. Storage Always remove the battery from the housing if the camera is not being used for some time and store the battery separately. On a day-to-day basis and over longer periods the batteries can be kept at a dry location out of the reach of children.
10.3. Disposal For disposal, separate packaging into different types and dispose of in line with environmental regulations in supplied collection containers. Batteries and storage batteries may not be disposed of in domestic waste. Consumers are obliged by law to return used batteries to communal collection points or dealers selling batteries. Storage batteries and batteries do therefore contain the adjacent symbol. Correct disposal of product: The adjacent symbol indicates that electrical and electronic equipment may not be disposed of in domestic waste in the EU. Please use the returns and collection points of your local council or contact your dealer you purchased the product from. This prevents potentially harmful effects on the environment and health as a result of incorrect disposal. For further information contact the respective department of your local council.
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11. Potential legal infringements Using the Wildlife Camera you should note the following:
Copyright Generally every person owns his/her own image. According to the copyright law, images may only be published without the consent of the respective person if the person appears only as a person embellishment to a landscape image, or a location as a public place. The answer to the question of whether a person is embellished depends on the individual circumstances. For reasons of legal certainty the presence of the wildlife camera should be pointed out in all situations in which persons could be identified from photos (see also section “Duty of notification“).
Protection of privacy Shown images may not infringe the privacy of others. Do not point camera onto the garden or entrance door of your neighbour, even if these locations are visible from your known home or public locations. This does not entitle you to publish respective photos or videos.
Personal determinability Personal determinability exists, where it can be determined that a certain person was at a certain place at a certain time. The person can also be identified by a personal identifier such as a vehicle registration plate. Personal determinability of persons must be absolutely avoided.
Surveillance cameras at the place of work Employers should not use surveillance cameras at the place of work unless potential legal infringements can be fully excluded.
Traffic surveillance cameras When using surveillance cameras facing traffic, it is recommended to configure the location and view of the camera in such a way that road users are identifiable from any images through a vehicle registration plate. Road users could also be determined from lettering on vehicles.
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Duty of notification Where a personal identification of persons cannot be excluded, a clearly visible notice concerning the surveillance camera must be erected at all accesses to the monitored area. Passers-by must also be informed that by entering the monitored area they give their permission to pictures/videos being taken so that if they do not wish to give their consent they can avoid the picture/video being taken by not accessing the area. The voluntary nature of the declaration must be observed. If the camera trap is located at a point persons have to pass to reach their destination (e.g. entrance of a sight), no consent is deemed to have been given as no voluntary nature applies.
12. Warranty and Service Our service outlets will be happy to assist you in case of problems with the operation of the device or with any queries and problems. The device comes with a 3-year manufacturer’s warranty. Please see the enclosed Warranty Card for details. Please contact our hotline prior to returning a defective device.
Service address:
Manufacturer's address:
Sertronics LTD MAGINON Service 45 Regal Drive, Walsall Enterprise Park Walsall, WS2 9HQ United Kingdom
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Phone: 00 800 - 78 77 23 68
13. Conformity The Manufacturer hereby declares that the CE marking was applied to the product in accordance with the basic requirements and other relevant provisions of the following European Directives: 2011/65/EC RoHs Directive 2004/108/EC EMC Directive The EC Declaration of Conformity can be requested from the address specified on the Warranty card.
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14. Index A Accessories 1 Aligning the camera 23 Areas of application 7 Automatic switch-off 21
Firmware Update 21 Version 21 Front view 8
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Hazard information 4
Batteries Insert 11 Battery Type 12 Battery compartment 10
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C Care 28 Closing 11 Conformity 30 Connection Computer 25 TV 26 Contents of box 1
D Date 20 DC connection 10 Default settings: 20 Delete 21 Disposal 28
F Features 7 File format 24 Files 24
Image size 18, 27 Inside view 9 Interval 19
L Language 20 Legal infringements 29 Lens 27 Live mode 16, 22 Locking 11
M Memory card Format 20 Insert 12 Protect 13 Memory card compartment 9 Memory cards 27 Mini USB port 9 Mode 18 Mode switch 9, 16 Monitor 9 Motion display 23
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N Night recording 22 Number of photos 18
O Opening the camera 11 Operating buttons 9, 16, 17
P Password 19 Periodic recording 20 PIR sensors 23 Power-saving mode 20 Power supply 13, 27 External 13 Protective cover 11
R Recording mode 18 Replay mode 21
S Safety information 4 Securing strap 14 Serial number 19 Service 30 Side PIR 20 Spray water protection 24, 27 Storage 28 System requirements 25
T Test mode 16, 18 Time 20 Timer 19 Time setting 20
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Time stamp 19 Trademarks 28 Tripod thread 9 TV connection 9
U USB cable 25
V Video cable 26 Video length 19 Video size 18, 27 Volume 21
W Wall fixing 14 Warning notices 4 Warranty 30
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Foto-Elektronik-Vertriebs-GmbH Denisstr. 28A 67663 Kaiserslautern Germany
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